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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1938
Page
7
Wiszne Jauckas and Leonard Detler attend the First Christian Church in Leavenworth for an 8 o clock morning service. The entry mentions H. C. Rumsey and Monday contract details in the social calendar section.
Miss Anna Wisznesuckas daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Wisznesuckas Leavenworth wedlock to Leonard Detlor Tulsa Oklahoma son of Mr and Mrs A W Detlor of this city set for 8 am tomorrow at First Christian church Leavenworth Rev Hart to officiate Attendants Miss Kathryn Gordon and Reeley Myers. Detlor is a KU graduate now in Carter Oil Tulsa lab. Relatives from Lawrence will attend.
A list of Isas City residents planning vacations and trips, including C B Decker family heading to Colorado for a month, Ralph Tait and son Eugene on a two week motor tour visiting Joliet Chicago St Louis and more, and others joining relatives in Fish Creek Wisconsin and Gunnison Colorado.
Ottos Barteldes leaves for Denver then Brookvale near Evergreen to stay until early September. Katherine Heck and Arthur Lednard attend Farm House fraternity picnic in Manhattan. Leonard to become senior at Kansas State College. Numerous families visit relatives in Madison Chicago Lake Geneva Kansas City Ottawa and Leavenworth as summer travels continue.
Berlin reports that a German news bureau cable states the film of the second Louis Schmeling fight was not shown in Germany because it arrived too late. The note references John Roxborough's claim about the first fight and German perceptions.
August services at First Baptist Church Eighth and Kentucky begin daily at 9 30 with one hour sessions. Mrs Rankin selects musical pieces by Maguaire Mendelssohn and Lemmens. Soloist Lucile Porter performs Thou that Killest the Prophets from Saint Paul. Each Sunday features a speaker and a music choice through August 28 with August 7 14 21 28 listed. Public invited.
Rev C Thomas will address First Presbyterian tomorrow at eleven with a sermon titled Believe it or not. The guest speaker is a student minister from the First Baptist church under the northern Baptist convention board of education. A quartet will sing selections by Sullivan and Mac Dermid with Miss Baer soloing. The August morning service schedule is listed with ministers From Marion Kansas Topeka and Memphis Missouri for later Sundays.
More than two thousand people attended a Democratic rally in South Park last night. Chauncey B Little led the program as principal speaker and praised New Deal programs. He cited vast federal loans to Douglas county farms and homes and highlighted Farm Security, WPA, CCC and veterans support.
Salina Kan July 30 P T L Bond 88 who came to Salina in 1871 to head the first Salina land office under Grant appointed later died at his home Friday He was dean among early Kansas attorneys admitted to the bar in 1874 and active in Masonic circles Samuel M Bond a son and Miss Florence E Bond a daughter survived him
Charles Wilson thirty four and Walter J Matthewson forty six, both colored, of 1200 East Fifteenth Street Kansas City Missouri, were arrested late Wednesday in Kansas City in connection with a car theft here a week ago. The stolen auto was recovered in Kansas City and returned to Lawrence. They are held in jail in Kansas City on theft charges.
Local brief notes a change in ownership at a dining venue with Rhodes named as the new proprietor in the Smith Room area formerly associated with the Blue ill and Time Lunch.
A purchase completed Monday July 25 transfers ownership on West Seventh Street as Rhodes takes possession from the former proprietor, the Guffin.
The district court docket shows a divorce action filed by Lucille Artman against Eugene Abram Artman. The case lists names as the principal parties and indicates the matter is pending with court hearings yet to be scheduled.
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